Building | Practical example | Turbidity
Problems with corrosion in a retirement home
Cleaning of the drinking water installation of a senior residence after entry of corrosion products
The customer order
Task
- Entry of deposits and corrosion products
- heavy turbidity occurring due to corrosion of the galvanized steel pipes
- Cleaning pipelines for hot and circulating water with the comprex® process
Technical data
- 75 rooms in main and auxiliary buildings
- additional rooms such as kitchens, ward bathrooms and visitor WC's
280 Hot water taps
during operation, taking into account the water usage times of the residents
70 working hours
daily working time between 7:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Cleaning with the comprex® process
Implementation
- mechanical cleaning with air and drinking water
- Provision of compressed, conditioned air by COMPREX® unit
Multilevel approach
- Cleaning the hot water and circulation main lines
- section by section cleaning of the distribution network and taps
- Discharge via taps with installed cyclone separator for controlled discharge of air and water
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Result of comprex® cleaning
Advantages of regular comprex® cleaning
Deposits and corrosion products mobilized and discharged
high output of black-brown turbidity
No turbidity detectable even 2.5 months after cleaning
Why should you choose us?
With our comprex® process, we offer an effective, sustainable and resource-saving cleaning alternative.
Let us advise you and we will be happy to convince you with a test cleaning at your site.
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